Being a millionaire would be good I think. I could afford to retire by my retirement age instead of having to work past it for 15-20 years as is common here.
@Longpatrol When I first started in security in the early 00's, I worked with an 83 year old WW II combat Veteran that had to go back to work because the Enron scandal wiped out his entire retirememt portfolio.
It would be nice to be rolling in it. I'd have more money to give to people and then I'd be able to buy farmland for sale and turn it into nature preserves
I can easily become a theoretical millionaire after incorporating and granting myself stock options, and it's completely legal to do so nor would I be taxed if I don't exercise nor sell the shares.
Who says I'm not? In urban California that's pretty much what is needed for basic survival above living paycheck to paycheck and giving all your money to a landlord..
Yes. Being a millionaire in Massachusetts means that at least half of it will disappear in taxes, but having $500,000 would be almost enough to buy a house here and pay the taxes.
Millionaire billionaire multi billionaire. I'd put the money to work. Medical research, inventing. I'm curious about accounts like retirement accounts that could be created to pay out to low income workers to fund things like insurance co payments, dental work and the like. Similar programs could upkeep rural roads. I'm also interested in fighting gentrification in the form of building codes and HOAs. Starting programs to educate people about property rights and exposing these scams.
i certainly dont want to run out. medical bills can quickly eat up million dollars. with todays inflation its not the glamourous lifestyle it once was.
